Some people think that university students should study whatever they like. Others believe that they should only be allowed to study subjects useful in the future,such as those related to science and technology.Discuss both these views and give your opinion.

Many people claim that every university graduate should focus on whatever draws their interest. Other people believe that they ought only to study

subjects

that will be handy to them in the

future

,

such

as maths and computer science. I am going to discuss the arguments of

both

sides and express my honest opinion on the matter.

Firstly

, I think it is important to underline that people perform better on learning something they are interested in rather than something mandatory and uninteresting.

Additionally

, something missing from graduates nowadays and is crucial for their well-being is a good variety of general knowledge. All knowledge will come in handy sooner or later and create a more open-minded and intellectual individual.

For instance

, many Science graduates nowadays may be experts on the occupation they have their degree in;

however

, they lack basic knowledge about what is happening globally,

such

as politics or economics, world and national history, geography, or how simple and everyday things work. On the other side of the spectrum, indeed, paying more attention to the

subjects

that will be relevant in your

future

occupation is most likely to be beneficial, and they provide a more guaranteed

future

.

As a result

, studying general and less relevant to your course

subjects

seems like a waste of time. To sum up, I can't entirely agree with

both

sides since

both

general and relevant to your course

subjects

will be beneficial in the

future

. I believe that university students should study a balanced proportion of

both

to maximize their intellectuality and well-being but

also

have a more guaranteed and successful career.